2. Camera WorkCamera Work
• Interviewee's appear on
either the left or right hand
side of the camera/frame
and alternate between
shots and the interviewee
doesn't look directly at the
camera lens as he/she
would look at the
interviewer off camera.
• In the interviews various
shots are used including:
medium, medium close ups
and close up shots are used.

3. GraphicsGraphics
• Graphics appear in the
bottom left or right hand
side of the frame, they give
the name of the
Interviewee and their
relation to the topic to
anchor the meaning of the
interview. The typography
used connotes the topic
that is been talked about,
e.g. the colour blue reflects
the topic of the ocean.

4. Mise-en-scene
• The background is kept
relevant to the topic or
interviewee as it reinforces
the context by having
images from ‘Jaws’ behind
the interviewee’s.

5. Mise-en-scene
• The clothing is kept
casual to stay
relevant to the topic of
‘Jaws’.
• The lighting is lit from
the front; it creates a
water effect which
connotes the theme
of ‘Jaws’.

6. EditingEditing
• Relevant cut aways are
what are put into the
interviews to break up the
interview to create a
smoother flow with
relevant illustrations and
what is shown is always
suggested by what has been
said.
• Jump Cuts are used to cut
away from the interview
and cover any breaks in the
interview.

7. EditingEditing
• Relevant cut aways are
what are put into the
interviews to break up the
interview to create a
smoother flow with
relevant illustrations and
what is shown is always
suggested by what has been
said.
• Jump Cuts are used to cut
away from the interview
and cover any breaks in the
interview.